by Boat Ed, A Division of Kalkomey Enterprises, LLC We discovered this official boating handbook on-line and we wanted to share it with you. The handbook introduces you to Maine
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Working to Restore Caruso Island
by Chip Wendler, vice president During the summer months, it is hard to drive across the route 302 causeway without seeing someone taking a picture with the mountain and island
L.E.A. Annual Water Testing Findings
The Lakes Environmental Association performed their annual water testing for 2019. Each year they test for water clarity, concentrations of phosphorus and chlorophyll. Areas tested were for; Moose Pond Main
LakeSmart Tip: Trees Are Very LakeSmart
A vegetated buffer is a must for protecting the lake’s water quality, and a buffer is incomplete without trees. Large trees do an outsize portion of lake protection, as well
Planned Erosion Survey
by Cory Dunning, Lakes Environmental Association The landscape surrounding Moose Pond can tell us a lot about the quality of the water. Since the majority of precipitation that replenishes our
Hello!
My name is Bill Dexter – my sister Elizabeth Stockwood and I are the “Moose Pond” Lake Smart reps. Lake Smart is a no cost, no risk, all reward way
Thomae’s Property First To Receive LakeSmart Award
Bill Dexter is heading up the Lake Smart program on Moose Pond. He and his sister Elizabeth went through the training. They will conduct assessments of your property and confirm
Courtesy Boat Inspections for Moose Pond 2019!! Just like last year, ZERO results!!
by WG Muir, board member That’s right, after all that hard work! Zero results, NO INVASIVE PLANTS FOUND!!! Moose Pond Courtesy Boat Inspection program had a busy year with 2007
Wake Hazards
by Daniel l. Dolgin Like wines, some wakes are good and some not so good; too much in the wrong place, very bad. Wakes unleash energy generated by a motorboat
Why We Inspect Boats and Promote Lakesmart
by Wynn Muller – Maine Lakes Society As an active lake association, Friends of Wilson Lake spends about $5,000 (including $2,000 in DEP grant funds) inspecting boats at the landing